ETH Zurich @ Open-i 2025 brought science and industry together to showcase the latest technologies. Highlights included inspiring short presentations, innovative case studies, and a large exhibition ...

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Die Informatik ist Grundlagenwissenschaft und Ingenieursdisziplin zugleich und treibt gesellschaftliche und wirtschaftliche Entwicklungen voran. Ein breites und fundiertes Grundlagenwissen ist ...

In brief Extreme sea surface temperatures in 2023 resulted in high CO₂ outgassing, particularly in the North Atlantic, meaning that the global ocean absorbed less CO₂ overall. Thanks to El Niño, much ...

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Outstanding Master’s and doctoral theses are honoured with the Silver Medal of ETH Zurich and a financial sum.

The Master’s degree programme in Biology has the goal to convey the biological concepts and practical skills necessary in different areas of biology (see «Specialisations»). A special emphasis is ...

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A global commitment is characteristic of ETH Zurich, in education and research and through collaboration with our alumni and partners worldwide. The ETH-Singapore Center and strategic partnerships and ...

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Researchers from ETH Zurich have manufactured organic light-emitting diodes (OLEDs) on a nanoscale – that’s around a hundred times smaller than a human cell. This not only enables ultra-sharp screens ...